The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-07-18
PERSONAL.

Lawrence Barrett passed through the city
last week on his way to the mountains.
MIR. Ezekiel Cannon, the well known
painter, is very ILL.,.
Mr.. ii. p. S. Goold of this city is at Bar
Harbor for few days. ,g..,s
FL. |. Kimball, wife and family of Atlanta,
Georgia, are stopping at Cape Cottage.
Major Phipps, U. s. A., and family have
taken rooms at the Waldo House.
Conductor Jewett has taken his train
ag,in.
Sheriff Wormell of Oxford county was in
the city Saturday.
DR.. Sarah Ellen Palmer, formerly of Port
land, is visiting in this city.
Mrs. r. II, Sawyer and son have gone to
Maryland ON visit to her sister, Mrs Jane
II. Baxter.
Mr.. w. E. Smith, bookkeeper for the Citi-
zens' Relief, who was lately stricken with
paralysis, died Saturday.
Thomas Flint Jr., of San Juan, CAL, a
graduate of Dartmouth College, is now visit
ing Portland and vicinity.
Prof. c. E. Greene, of the Unisersity of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, passed through the
city Friday on HIS way to the eastern part of
the State.
Capt. B. w. Jones left ON the Clarence
Saturday morning with party Of Boston
ladies and gentlemen on trip down the bay,
to be gone three or four days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Jr., and Gen.
eral Geo. Tiom will sail on the Scythia from
Boston, Thursday, for a two months trip
abroad
1851
The marriage of Mr.. Nathan Clifford
Brown Of this city and Miss Florence Cor
nelia Pell. daughter of Mrs. Walden Pell,
took place at the American Church of the
Holy Trinity. Paris. on Saturday, June %.
Samuel McNear of Kent's Hill fell from
South Boston car Friday morning and dis
located his left hip. He was attended by
DR.. Harding and then sent to the City Hos
pital, Boston.
DR.. Henry 4. Robins, formerly president
of Colby University, is at present with his
family at Bournemouth. a watering place on
the coast Of England. His health is far
from satisfactory.
W. s. Written, r. l.. Litchfeld, bingham:
II. L. B. Lawton, Chelsea; C. ii. French, f.
G. Cole, Boston; r. ]. Duesler, Utica, NY;
John French and G. E. Thurlow, Lewiston,
were among the late arrivals at the United
States Hotel
Monday last VIM. J. Smith of South Litch-
field, Messenger of the last House of Repre-
sentatiyes, fell in such manner as to break
his collar bone. Mr.. Smith having lost an
arm in the army, and this injury being on
the side of the sound arm. renders his situa-
tion very uncomfortable.
Miss Lizzie M. Prescott, youngest daughter
OF Hon. III. b. Prescott of New Sharon, died
Tuesday of quick consumption. Miss Pres
colt was a graduate Of the Pennington
Normal School, and for several years was
teacher in the public schools of Middleboro',
Mass, leaving there few weeks ago on ac-
count of i'll health
The latest accession to the ranks of the
journalists of Maine is Mr.. Hall C. Burleigh.
the well known stock breeder of Vassalboro.
and Governor Bodwelrs former partner in
the business. Mr.. Burleigh has bought the
Augusta Home Farm, which will hereafter
be conducted by him, with Mr. Samuel L.
Boardman as editOr-in-chief and business
manager.
The Salem, Mass, Gazette has the follow
AAS DuAAh6 euC iattel pail VI tut ldSL anu
the two first decades of the present century
large number of the citizens of Beverly,
Danvers. Ipswich and other towns of Essex
county emigrated to the county of York,
Maine, among whom were the Conants,
Lows, Moultons, Raymonds, Lords, Danes,
Appletons and Herricks, some of whom be-
came influential and distinguished citizens
Of that State. One of the latter was the
father of our Sheriff Herrick of this
county"
At the close of his sermon yesterday Rev.
J. r. Crosser, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church of this city announced to his
congregation that in October he should ter
inmate his connection with the church. in
order to go abroad for year of study. Mr..
Crosser came to Portland about two years
ago. There had been, previous to that time,
no Presbyterian church organized here. He
will leave to his successor iourishing So
ciety, which he has gathered in by faithful
and unrenitting labor. II Is understood
that Mr.. Crosser will study at the University
of Edinburgh while abroad